Ischemic Heart Disease
Heart attack is the number-one cause of death not only in India but also in whole world. Our fastidious life style, rich diet habits, physical inactivity and stressfull mental condition are the predisposing factors of various cardiac problems and heart attacks. The high rise of cholesterol in our blood is one of the causes of many cardiac problems and the heart attacks. The oily fatty food, ghee and fried foods have become a habit in our daily routine diet. It all causes rise of cholesterol in our blood and plays the main role in generating various heart diseases like coronary artery diseases, ischemic heart diseases, atherosclerotic plaques in artery, unstable angina pain etc.
Cholesterol is of two types HDL (high density lipoprotein) cholesterol and LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol. Among them HDL cholesterol is good for our body. But LDL cholesterol is named as bad cholesterol and this is the one which is the route cause of coronary artery diseases, angina pain and atherosclerosis of artery etc. But LDL cholesterol is not really bad in its native form because God did not make a mistake when he created it. Native LDL cholesterol is good. In fact, it is essential for building good cell membrane, others cell parts and many different hormones that our body needs. Problems begin when native LDL cholesterols are oxidized by the free radicals in our body and make them harmful cholesterol. The high environmental pollutions, our stressful life style and good nutrients depleted diet are the main causes of overproduction of free radicals in our body. Those free radicals play main role to oxidize LDL cholesterol and make it harmful to our body.
The inner layer of our artery is called the endothelium which is an extremely sensitive lining, vulnerable to even the slightest irritation. Oxidized cholesterol and excessive free radicals cause the oxidative stress that injures the endothelium. Our body has a defense system designed to protect this endothelium of the artery. In the events of injury, our body respondes by sending WBC (mainly monocytes) to eliminate the harmful oxidized LDL cholesterol. Here the defense team of monocytes starts gobbling up the enemy to minimize the irritation to the endothelium. If this response process is successful, the problem is over and the lining of the artery will be repaired. But this is not what usually happens. Monocytes continue to gather the delinquent oxidized LDL cholesterol, but they do not let any out. Hence the monocytes get crammed so full of oxidized LDL cholesterol(fat) that it becomes a foam cell and looks like a ball of fat. This foam cells then attach itself to the lining of the artery and eventually forms the initial defect of hardening of the arteries which is called fatty streak. The fatty streak is an inflammatory lesion. This leads to form a plaque. It is the initial step in the process called atherosclerosis. The atherosclerotic plaque goes on increasing in size and consequently makes the artery narrow inside to pass the blood flow. The entire process is a vicious cycle. Not only there is build up of plaque, but there is also thickening of artery. Normally the layer of endothelium function well by releasing an important product called nitric oxide (NO). During this inflammatory response, however, the appropriate release of nitric oxide is blocked from the endothelium, causing the endothelium to function poorly. This in turn causes platelets of blood to adhere to the plaque and artery around the plaque to go into spasm. About 50% of heart attacks are the rapture of one of these plaques and the clot that forms around a ruptured plaque. A situation such as this causes acute and abrupt total closure of this artery, which blocks the blood flow to that part of the heart. Oxidative stress may also cause break down of these plaques, which eventually leads to their rupture.
Arteries keep narrowing to the point that they become occluded. These patients usually have symptoms of chest pain that is called unstable angina. Antioxidants are reuired to neutralize the notorious activity of those free radicals to convert the native LDL cholesterol to harmful LDL cholesterol, it is required some powerful antioxidants. Those antioxidants not only neutralize the effect of free radicals on the vessels cells but also to other cells.
Divine Noni juice high in Antioxidants
NONI has powerful antioxidant properties that help to neutralize free radical role of oxidation of the native LDL cholesterol to harmful LDL cholesterol and thus protects the arterial endothelial lining from injury and future developing atheromatous plaque. The main antioxidants are vitamins A, E and C, beta-carotene, glutathione, bioflavonoid, selenium, zinc, CoQ10 (ubiquinone), and various phyto-chemicals. NONI is rich with Vita A, Beta carotene, Vita E, C, glutathione, bioflavonoid, selenium, zinc, and many more essential phytochemicals. Melatonin, a hormone produced by the pineal gland, is also a potent antioxidant. NONI helps to stimulate more melatonin release from the pineal gland.
Noni and Nitric oxide prevent arterial cells damage
Normally the layer of endothelium functions well by releasing an important product called nitric oxide (NO). During this inflammatory response of forming the plaques, the appropriate release of nitric oxide is blocked from the endothelium, causing the endothelium to function poorly. NONI helps proper production of nitric oxide in our body and thus helps the endothelium to function smoothly.
Noni promotes the cellular growth
In addition to antioxidant activity in Noni, Dr. Ralph Heinicke, pinpointed one constituent in Noni that he believes responsible for Juice's ability to promote cellular growth. These are parts of his postulated xeronine system, which consists of proxeronine, proxeroninase and xeronine. The xeronine theory, based on much of Dr. Heinicke's work, postulates that once in the body, proxeronine travels to specific parts of cells, like the mitochondria, microsomes, Golgi apparatus, reticuloendothelium and electron transport system, communicate with each other within the cell (intracellular) and with other cells (intercellular). This communication between cells works according to theories of several Nobel Prize winning Doctors.
Recommended Dosage
Divine Noni Concentrate
5ml morning and 5ml evening for 3 days. Then
10ml morning and 10ml evening for next 3 days. Then
15ml morning and 15ml evening for next 8 months.
